VR film blends contemporary and ancient Aboriginal dance

Dancer Francis Williams of Naygayiw Gigi Dance Troupe, as seen in Carriberrie. Photo by Joshua Flavell.

Carriberrie is a groundbreaking new film from Dominic Allen, shot using 360 degree virtual reality technology. The film blends the ancient with the contemporary and includes performances by Sydney’s Bangarra Dance Theatre, Darwin’s Lonely Boys and traditional ceremonial dancers in Uluru. It’s narrated by legendary actor David Gulpilil.

Nic chatted to Dominic Allen, the award-winning director and producer of Carriberrie on Friday Breakfast.

Carriberrie is showing at the Australian Museum throughout March. More information can be found here.

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